Japan signals support for US WB pick
Posted by on Wed, Mar 28 2012 09:02 am
Japan's finance minister yesterday signaled Tokyo's willingness to support Jim Yong Kim, the US nominee for the next World Bank chief, a report said.
"I think it is quite possible to consider (supporting Kim) if the United States requests us to recommend him," Finance Minister Jun Azumi said, according to Kyodo News. Azumi, however, added that Tokyo had not made a final decision on the matter.
US President Barack Obama has tapped the Korean-American physician, known for his work in World Health Organization campaigns against AIDS in Africa, to lead the World Bank.
The Daily Sun/Bangladesh/ 28th March 2012
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